@thatdayin1992 You don't have to be a communist to care about people. Caring simply means having a heart. Capitalism has created more opportunities than communism could ever dream of. Communism is selfishness disguised as hope. The preaching sounds nice, but the practice is not.
@1898Deland25009@BissetChivas@thatdayin1992 Capitalism is not just about profit. Like any system, there are people within it who are extremely greedy, but capitalism has done more to improve the lives of the working class than any previous economic system.
@_necropheus@BissetChivas@thatdayin1992 Just like communism has been used as a weapon, what's your point? Should we abolish the police as an institution because some people within it have done wrong, even though the institution serves a greater purpose that outweighs those bad actors?
@BissetChivas@thatdayin1992 If I had to choose, I would always choose capitalism. Pure capitalism without fascism has given ordinary people far more opportunities and prosperity than communism ever could.
@Afzalgital Where exactly does a person go from successful to immoral? How much money must someone have before we start calling them immoral simply for being rich?
@Afzalgital@khrachvik@zeezzuuC A movement toward what, exactly? If Marx refuses to describe the society clearly, avoids explaining how production, ownership, leadership, incentives, shortages, or disagreement would actually work, then later Marxists can fill in the blanks however they want.
@khrachvik@zeezzuuC@Afzalgital Marx did not have a detailed, practical plan explaining exactly how a communist country would function every day, He did not clearly explain who would manage factories, set prices, respond to shortages, stop corruption, remove failed leaders, or coordinate a modern economy.
@KevinCastley Marx believed that capitalism was a necessary stage before communism and also There is no country today where workers broadly and directly control most workplaces and the national economy and where that system is clearly working great.
@OopsGuess China has banned OpenAI and most American AI services. If both countries choose not to allow each other's AI platforms to collect data from their citizens, I don't see anything wrong with that. China has protected its own market for years. Like I said, there's nothing wrong.
@ShangguanJiewen@jimcramer Well, you can choose to share your data, but you can't expect others to share theirs. I respect your decision. China bans OpenAI and most other American AI services for a reason to protect its people's data. Why is it wrong for the U.S. to do the same?
@D162Michele Kimiโs commercial services, Moonshot offers Kimi through its website and services, Even when Moonshot releases certain model weights, the entire Kimi product, training data and infrastructure are not fully open source, Just so you know.